Torment - Originals, Homages, Swipes, Spoofs

Set Description
One of my all-time favorite covers is Spider-Man #1 by Todd McFarlane. Apparently I am not alone in this opinion as numerous artists through the years continue to honor McFarlane and his legendary Torment cover.

2022 write-up by George Marston:

Todd McFarlane's legendary 1990 Spider-Man #1 cover lives in the memories of multiple generations of readers and creators as one of the most eye-catching covers in comic book history. Marvel Comics thought so too, giving it no less than 13 variants including all of its reprint editions during its day.

But the lasting influence of Spider-Man #1 doesn't stop at the cover imagery. In fact, the issue and the impact it had might be the defining comic book of the entire '90s.

There's a strong case to be made that Spider-Man #1 from writer/artist Todd McFarlane set the tone for comics' wildest, most extreme decade right at the start of the '90s - including setting the stage for the rise of the comic book speculation boom, redefining the role of artists in comics, and even directly leading to the founding of Image Comics.

Still, the real power of McFarlane's Spider-Man #1 - and why the imagery and style of McFarlane's Spider-Man still resonate - goes beyond the numbers, and even beyond what's on the page in the issue. It's all about the energy and excitement that Spider-Man #1 brought to the comic book community and the sense of renewed and refreshed possibilities in the Marvel Universe that came with it.

Not to mention the fact that, at the end of the day, Spider-Man #1 really lived up to the hype.

Set Goals
Completion is the obvious answer but would like to have NM on every cover for me to consider the collection actually complete. Artists are continuing to draw this cover so this will be a long and fun search for each one of them as they are printed.